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Transparency and trust in energy modeling

Why it’s here: Directly addresses a federal energy infrastructure bill (BAAJA) with a Senate cloture vote, and the transparency of think-tank modeling that policymakers rely on, squarely within energy policy.

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  1. 8d agoKevin J. KircherTransparency and trust in energy modelingKircher rebuts Breakthrough Institute and American Gas Association criticism of his BAAJA emissions model, arguing his 2025-counterfactual approach and assumed 5% fossil production increase are defensible and that broader scope explains divergence from think-tank estimates.
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    1. 8d agoKevin J. KircherTransparency and trust in energy modeling
    2. 7d agoKevin J. KircherEarliestAddressing criticisms of my BAAJA modeling
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